The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 52F. Jefferies, 1782 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... given for a free- gift of bread and cheefe , to be given on every Eafter - day , which is thus beftowed , viz . To all the poorest fort a three - penny loaf of bread and nunchcen of cheefe ; and to the richer , a little manchet and bit ...
... given for a free- gift of bread and cheefe , to be given on every Eafter - day , which is thus beftowed , viz . To all the poorest fort a three - penny loaf of bread and nunchcen of cheefe ; and to the richer , a little manchet and bit ...
Page 204
... given . Thursday 4 . The Vanfittart , the Glatton , and Ld . Mans field , East Indiamen , arrived at their moorings in the river Thames from China , Friday 5 . north of Madras , and Chinfura in Bengal , were in the poffeffion of the ...
... given . Thursday 4 . The Vanfittart , the Glatton , and Ld . Mans field , East Indiamen , arrived at their moorings in the river Thames from China , Friday 5 . north of Madras , and Chinfura in Bengal , were in the poffeffion of the ...
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... given , that neither fraud nor folly was the cause of our multiplied C diftreffes . Col. B - ré obferved , that he had ne- ver heard fuch full and compleat infor- mation given to that Houfe of abufes in the department of the Admiralty ...
... given , that neither fraud nor folly was the cause of our multiplied C diftreffes . Col. B - ré obferved , that he had ne- ver heard fuch full and compleat infor- mation given to that Houfe of abufes in the department of the Admiralty ...
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